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You people ranting reminds me of a friend of a friend and her husband. They were exploring a cave when some of these testosterone mutants moved in with shovels and yeehaws. The mutants expounded at great length how the cave was used by some migratory mammals. Apparently their excavation, in part a thinly disguised beer bash and weekend camp out, unearthed some bones in the process of destroying much of the cave floor. When the couple strongly objected to the disturbance, red neck sheriffs escorted them off the site.
The woman? A Dr. of Paleobiology. Her husband a professor of paleogeology. They were there in fact to survey the cave and were in the process of bringing in ground penetration radar to analyze the sedimentary layers in what was believed to be a prime undisturbed mesolithic site.
Re Bob Grill: "Like I said there are dumb people of all ages in every generation. I'm really tired of people picking on my generation exclusively and making it seem like only we do stupid things... "
But this discounts a modern generation and their replacement of the use of the prefrontal lobes during the formative years with television and cognitive development coming out of toy stores and hand held devices that beep. At least previous generations had some interaction with the real world around them. The opposable thumbs are now used primarily to grasp tablets and cellphones.
The woman? A Dr. of Paleobiology. Her husband a professor of paleogeology. They were there in fact to survey the cave and were in the process of bringing in ground penetration radar to analyze the sedimentary layers in what was believed to be a prime undisturbed mesolithic site.
Re Bob Grill: "Like I said there are dumb people of all ages in every generation. I'm really tired of people picking on my generation exclusively and making it seem like only we do stupid things... "
But this discounts a modern generation and their replacement of the use of the prefrontal lobes during the formative years with television and cognitive development coming out of toy stores and hand held devices that beep. At least previous generations had some interaction with the real world around them. The opposable thumbs are now used primarily to grasp tablets and cellphones.